Swabalamban Guidelines Schemes

Guidelines:

Swavalamban is a Self-employment Generation Programme (SEGP) initiated by the State Government with the objective to ensure that a sizeable number of unemployed youth and SHGs are developed as potential individual or group entrepreneurs so that they can take up gainful self-employment. The Programme was initially launched in July 2001, but has since been expanded in its scope in 2005-06. A Swavalamban Society has been constituted for effective implementation of the Programme. The SHGs component of the Programme is being implemented through RD Department and the Self-employment Programme (SEP) component is being implemented by Industries & Commerce Department through the DICs. The main components of the Programme are Skill Up gradation and Financial Support (where necessary).

  • The existing Guideline of Swavalamban Scheme has been revised. As per the revised guideline, application will be received through Online process. The Revised guideline is applicable from the financial year 2019-20.
  • The guideline of Swabalamban scheme has been revised w.e.f 2019-20 to make it more entrepreneurs friendly. Also, maximum limit of loan amount has been fixed upto Rs. 1.00 cr. for each project, in which no upper ceiling was fixed earlier.
  • The subsidy admissible is 30% of the Project Cost (for women 35%), Subject to ceiling of Rs.1,00,000 per case for all cases.
  • Any individual within the age group of 18 to 50 years can apply for loan. Only one person from one family is eligible for financial assistance. There is no income bar and qualification bar for availing of financial assistance under this programme. Projects promoted under partnership category, SHG and Cooperative are also eligible for assistance under the programme.
  • In 2020 the guidelines have been made more beneficiary friendly by incorporating following modifications:
    • Discontinuation of District Level Implementation Committee to scrutiny the applications, this will speed up the process of sponsoring the cases.
    • Banks are now able to disburse the spill over cases in the current year that are sanctioned in previous year. Similarly, the already sponsored but not sanctioned cases in the previous year can now be sanctioned in the succeeding year. There is no need of re-sponsoring.
    • UCO Bank, Kaman Chowmuhani, Agartala is included as 5th Nodal Bank along with the existing 4 Nodal Banks.
  • Major activities covered: The major activities covered under the programme are pig farm (including breeding), dairy, poultry, fishery, metal bases industries including fabrication job, tailoring and readymade garments manufacturing, jute items manufacturing, cane & bamboo items manufacturing, rice milling, fruit processing, candle manufacturing, jewellery unit, DTP/computer service, photocopying, photography, decorator service, transport vehicles, repairing & servicing of electronic goods, cycle rickshaw repairing, vehicle/two wheeler etc. repairing, TV/cable networking, power tiller, saloon, selling of garments & handloom products, grocery & stationery, electronic goods, chemical & fertilizer, medicine, foot wares, other small business etc.
  • After the launching of dedicated online portal  (http://www.swavalamban.tripura.gov.in/) on 21st Nov, 2023 the application under Swavalamban will be received only in online mode.
  • Overall Year-wise Performance (since inception) is as follows:  (Rs. in lakhs)
Year Target Sponsored Sanctioned Disbursed
No. Amount No. Amount No. Amount
Upto 2003-04 -- 316 312.87 161 128.71 67 51.85
2004-05 -- 425 420.79 239 191.07 184 142.40
2005-06 500 300 533.05 194 172.40 164 145.30
2006-07 1000 1373 1999.51 499 572.75 377 353.56
2007-08 600 1067 1635.62 448 522.04 439 426.68
2008-09 1000 1034 1589.33 595 853.24 466 569.68
2009-10 1000 1887 3259.38 1119 1708.99 904 1062.02
2010-11 1500 2681 5394.53 1660 2919.62 1442 2117.07
2011-12 2000 3428 6670.74 2075 3757.56 1859 2910.04
2012-13 2000 3916 8311.17 2022 3918.42 1798 3102.62
2013-14 2500 4681 10708.15 2332 4867.09 2038 3927.58
2014-15 3000 5232 14156.95 2508 5685.64 2223 4490.20
2015-16 3500 5729 15856.65 2963 6970.83 2594 5502.90
2016-17 4000 6250 18639.34 3071 7756.67 2529 5913.32
2017-18 4000 6657 21371.42 2960 8279.44 2370 6542.71
2018-19 4000 7311 26415.35 2535 8056.9 2100 6422.65
2019-20 4000 5836 23471 786 2693.04 60 156.57
2020-21 6000 10932 57688.88 2827 9472.75 2080 5347.07
2021-22 4000 8661 44306.31 2708 9053.42 2160 5888.23
2022-23 4000 8303 42699.99 2557 8388.8 2159 6190.3
2023-24 4000 7152 35642.06 1983 6733.59 814 2272.33
Total 52600 93977 350731.65 37867 97954.28 30730 68689.80